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flea-flicker

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flea-flick·er (flflkr)
n. Football
1. An offensive play in which the ball is handed off or lateraled, often more than once, behind the line of scrimmage, and then thrown as a long pass down field.
2. An offensive play in which a pass is thrown to a receiver who then laterals the ball to a teammate.


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It came on a flea-flicker when he took a pitch from La Dainian Tomlinson, then underthrew a ball that Ronde Barber intercepted.
VIKES' BIG ERROR ONE OF SEVERAL FATAL FLINGS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Winborn also hit Franco Stasilli on a 72-yard touchdown pass off a flea-flicker that put Grant ahead 21-0 at the half.
CITY SECTION ROUNDUP: SYLMAR SCORES BIG OVER VAN NUYS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The reverse, the reverse-pass, the hitch-n-pitch, and the flea-flicker were all thought up when the gods were just a little too happy on sacrificial wine.
Appeasing the football gods: things not to say and not to do in order ... by McIntyre, Edwin / Coach and Athletic Director
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